Goodbye King author

2025.3.15 Happy birthday to my fourth sister. Congratulation all the way to Switzerland. At the same time, I have to say goodbye To the person, whom I met On my fifth sister's birthday. Two months to date. A very brief encounter. Due to greedy and selfish, We must be parted. When travelling, all I wanted Was to enjoy sightseeing and swimming I could not offer, Anything more than a travel companionship. Maybe I could extend to having drinks and dinning. I have been very selfish, I liked to do thing my way. I appreciated open conversations, Discuss the journey thoroughly, Care and share, give and take, But not one way traffic, And no hidden agenda what so ever. I am long overdue for a holiday. Whether Overseas or Interstate. It had been more than two decades, I travelled to Europe and Asia, My last trip to Sydney, With my friend and her partner. We got there by private transport. This time, I shall go by trains, For the first time, I want to walk On the Sydney icon "Harbour Bridge". To the Rocks Square and then Pressing my feet to make stamps, On the steps of the Opera House. I do not mind to either Heading North to Lake Macquarie Or down south to Jervis Bay. Either place is fine by me, As long as I have a chance to swim. Few days ago, for the first time, I swam in Lake King, Paynesville, Caught the ferry to Raymond Island. Gippsland Lakes Reserve. I even found three koalas, But no kangaroo, nor echidna. It was very different experiences. I walked through a town, of an island, With many talls and big eucalypstic trees, Which lined up in front of the properties, However, I did not find the scent, As I did when I strolled pass Mount Macedon. Where I thought someone, Wore the mild au de cologne, Followed me along the dirt paths, All the way from Camel Hump to down town. Where I was told, the trees and the bush lands, Released beautiful scent. I have travelled extensively in Victoria, From coast beaches Warrnambool To in land historical towns like Bendigo. It is about time I should cross the border and travel further. I shall travel as long as I could.